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Problem in using Field Symbols in HIDE statement

amarnath_singanamala2
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‎2006 Jul 07 8:17 AM

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Hi All,

I am working in an Upgrade project ( from 4.6B to ECC 5.0 ). In a program I found few warnings on HIDE statement because they have used Field Symbols in HIDE statement.

The warning is " HIDE on a field symbol is dangerous, but the formal parameter "" is not ".

and the piece of code is


SET EXTENDED CHECK OFF.
HIDE: flg_pick_up, <s1>, <s2>, <s3>, <s4>, <s5>, z_feld_ind.
CLEAR flg_pick_up.
SET EXTENDED CHECK ON.

all the field symbols are of type ANY. SO can any one help in removing those warnings.

Please reply me as soon as possible.

With Regards,

Amarnath Singanamala

Hi All,

I am working in an Upgrade project ( from 4.6B to ECC 5.0 ). In a program I found few warnings on HIDE statement because they have used Field Symbols in HIDE statement.

The warning is " HIDE on a field symbol is dangerous, but the formal parameter "" is not ".

and the piece of code is


SET EXTENDED CHECK OFF.
HIDE: flg_pick_up, <s1>, <s2>, <s3>, <s4>, <s5>, z_feld_ind.
CLEAR flg_pick_up.
SET EXTENDED CHECK ON.

all the field symbols are of type ANY. SO can any one help in removing those warnings.

Please reply me as soon as possible.

With Regards,

Amarnath Singanamala

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Former Member

‎2006 Jul 07 8:28 AM

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hi amarnath,

since they are warnings you can ignore them.

since you are uisng HIDE on field symbols.

that is the reason you got the warnings..

regards

vijay

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amarnath_singanamala2
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‎2006 Jul 07 9:10 AM

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HI vijay,

Thanks for ur reply,

I need to remove those warnings too.

so wat could be the solution for removing those warnings.

with regards,

Amarnath Singanamala.

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Former Member
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‎2006 Jul 07 9:15 AM

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Hi amarnath,

1. Why do u want to remove

the warning ?

2. This warning (and not an error)

is a GENUINE warning,

which the system wants the user to make aware of.

3. By doing some xyz,

even if u may be able to hide the warning,

the warning may be hidden (for display purpose only),

but,

the warning will still be there inside the system.

4. I think u should ignore the warning,

(if there are no other repurcussions).

regards,

amit m.